TY  - BOOK
AU  - Danforth,David N.
AU  - Scott,James R.
TI  - Danforth's obstetrics and gynecology: editors James R. Scott ... [et al.] ; illustrations by Jennifer Smith, medical illustrator
SN  - 0781712068 
PY  - 1999///
CY  - Philadelphia
PB  - Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins
KW  - Gynecology
KW  - Handbooks, manuals, etc
KW  - Obstetrics
KW  - Genital Diseases, Female
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Contents
1.	Evidence-based obstetrics and gynecology
2.	Managed care in obstetrics and ggynecology
3.	Clinical anatomy of the female
4.	Embryology, fetus, and placenta:normal and abnormal
5.	Physiology of reproduction
6.	Normal pregnancy and prenatal care
7.	Normal labour, delivery,and puerperium
8.	Obstetrics analgesia and anesthesia
9.	Newborn assessment and care
10.	Early pregnancy loss
11.	Ectopic pregnancy
12.	Prenatal diagnosis and genetics
13.	Teratology and drugs in pregnancy
14.	Ultrasound in obstetrics
15.	Antepartum-intrapartum fetal monitoring
16.	Preterm labor
17.	Premature rupture of membrane
18.	Fetal growth retardation
19.	Postdate pregnancy
20.	Multiple pregnancies
21.	Diabetes mellitus and pregnancy
22.	Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy
23.	Medical and surgical complications of pregnancy
24.	Immunologic disorders in pregnancy
25.	Human immunodeficiency virus and other perinatal infections
26.	Placenta previa and abruption
27.	Malpresentations and umblical cord complications
28.	Complications of labour
29.	Cesarean delivery
30.	Critical care obstetrics
31.	Primary care in gynecology
32.	Office gynecology and diagnostic practice
33.	Ultrasound in gynecology
34.	Pediatrics and adolescent gynecology
35.	Contraception and sterilization
36.	Induced abortion
37.	Pelvic infections and STD
38.	Menstruation and disorders of menstrual function
39.	Androgen excess
40.	The breast
41.	Infertility and assisted reproduction
42.	Endometriosis
43.	Climacteric
44.	Perioperative care
45.	Pelvic organ prolapse
46.	Endoscopic surgery
47.	Urogynaecology
48.	Vulvar and vaginal diseases
49.	Disorders of the uterine cervix
50.	Diseases of the uterus
51.	Uterine leiomyoma
52.	Diseases of the ovary and fallopian tubes
53.	Radiation therapy
54.	Gestational trophoblastic neoplasms
55.	Ethical and legal issues
Contents
1.	Evidence-based obstetrics and gynecology
2.	Managed care in obstetrics and ggynecology
3.	Clinical anatomy of the female
4.	Embryology, fetus, and placenta:normal and abnormal
5.	Physiology of reproduction
6.	Normal pregnancy and prenatal care
7.	Normal labour, delivery,and puerperium
8.	Obstetrics analgesia and anesthesia
9.	Newborn assessment and care
10.	Early pregnancy loss
11.	Ectopic pregnancy
12.	Prenatal diagnosis and genetics
13.	Teratology and drugs in pregnancy
14.	Ultrasound in obstetrics
15.	Antepartum-intrapartum fetal monitoring
16.	Preterm labor
17.	Premature rupture of membrane
18.	Fetal growth retardation
19.	Postdate pregnancy
20.	Multiple pregnancies
21.	Diabetes mellitus and pregnancy
22.	Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy
23.	Medical and surgical complications of pregnancy
24.	Immunologic disorders in pregnancy
25.	Human immunodeficiency virus and other perinatal infections
26.	Placenta previa and abruption
27.	Malpresentations and umblical cord complications
28.	Complications of labour
29.	Cesarean delivery
30.	Critical care obstetrics
31.	Primary care in gynecology
32.	Office gynecology and diagnostic practice
33.	Ultrasound in gynecology
34.	Pediatrics and adolescent gynecology
35.	Contraception and sterilization
36.	Induced abortion
37.	Pelvic infections and STD
38.	Menstruation and disorders of menstrual function
39.	Androgen excess
40.	The breast
41.	Infertility and assisted reproduction
42.	Endometriosis
43.	Climacteric
44.	Perioperative care
45.	Pelvic organ prolapse
46.	Endoscopic surgery
47.	Urogynaecology
48.	Vulvar and vaginal diseases
49.	Disorders of the uterine cervix
50.	Diseases of the uterus
51.	Uterine leiomyoma
52.	Diseases of the ovary and fallopian tubes
53.	Radiation therapy
54.	Gestational trophoblastic neoplasms
55.	Ethical and legal issues

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